These are the two ISO files for the released DVDs. From the official website: "The results of the Peach open movie project has been licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license. This includes all the data we’ll publish online and on the DVDs, and all of the contents on this website. If any content on this site is not licensed as such, it will be clearly indicated." © Copyright Blender Foundation | peach.blender.org Download the:

• NTSC DVD image file
  MD5: 966758b02da2c5c183ab7de2e0a5e96b
  SHA1: 3fb91dc21a146590f1cae26afc6d2b3ba385f978
• PAL DVD image file
  MD5: cb67e9bc8e97b9d625e7cd7ee0d85e08
  SHA1: 1284f3ea7bec12de9daa79829506fa477fa85206

Each DVD contains far more than a copy of the Big Buck Bunny feature movie. You get lots of extras including:

• artwork used in the production of the movie,
• behind-the-scenes feature,
• "outtakes" based on the movie,
• a copy of Blender, a FOSS program which was used to make the movie,
• alternate commentary sound tracks (including one track where music and effects are performed by the filmmakers)

You can also find copies of the movie ready to play on your computer in a variety of formats and resolutions.

Problems burning the DVDs?

Go buy a copy of the DVDs from the filmmakers. This gets you a high-quality copy of the DVDs complete with all the extras and data files you need to remake the movie. Try watching a DVD ISO file in VideoLAN Client. No need to burn anything. The DVD images uploaded here have been verified to be correct. The MD5sums of the image files match the ripped image MD5sums from the production discs. If you plan to burn the ISO, a few tips:

• Check the MD5SUM or SHA1SUM before you burn—don't waste time and discs burning an ISO you know is corrupt or incomplete. Find an MD5SUM or SHA1SUM program and verify that you have what this site distributes. The hashes you need to check against have always been listed in the file list, they're also listed above.
• Find a better downloading program—most web browsers aren't good at downloading large files because they provide no means to continue an incomplete download. "Down Them All!" (a Firefox addon), wget, and curl are three free software download programs that can resume a download. archive.org's servers allow continued downloads.
• Burn at a slow speed—better to burn at 4X without buffer underruns than to rely on buffer underrun resumption technology.
• Be sure that you're burning the content of the image, not the image file—learn how to use your burning software to burn an ISO image file.

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